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d.c.. the still has 52 week lows?gh to p i am not sure this is enoughoutc melissa: we saw the rally ofsama and a continuation in jeopardy but the ceo of nasdaq says we are clearly becoming year up. if you feel like the marketecony is going to hell in andbasketutt handbasket what was it you do? >> dodi the guided by your feelings.s, think with your head. not with your heart. but there is opportunity. to pay and, candid, we are betting against bonds that inflation will show its ugly head. we are buying a fund that goes up with long-term interest rates. so to avoid the instinct of that these headlines ares you wl bleak. certainly. >> is a bad idea certainly. >> bbb bezoar nasdaq they are doomed to fail. vi with the top executives ad hoping to get more influence how to go the fiscal clough speaking to a hannful of executives and i am sure they all have great inside the one of the top economic advisor is say we have already fallen off the cliff. welcome back to the show.is thaa is rethat where w
d.c.. the still has 52 week lows?gh to p i am not sure this is enoughoutc melissa: we saw the rally ofsama and a continuation in jeopardy but the ceo of nasdaq says we are clearly becoming year up. if you feel like the marketecony is going to hell in andbasketutt handbasket what was it you do? >> dodi the guided by your feelings.s, think with your head. not with your heart. but there is opportunity. to pay and, candid, we are betting against bonds that inflation will show its ugly head....
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, d.c. i'm a little worried despite today's run-up you have more 52-week lows versus new 52-week highs. i'm not sure this will be enough to push us above 1400 dow. melissa: we are getting the news about france that puts any continuation of the rally in jeopardy at the same time talk about this later. looking down the road, clearly becoming europe's. if you feel like the market and economy going to helena handbasket but you have to take care to protect your company's assets, what do you do? >> don't be guided by your feelings. emotions are not tools of condition. if you think with your head, not so much your heart. there is opportunity. lot of value-oriented areas in the market. names like canon, east w. j. is one of them to consider. we're betting against bonds, budding inflation will rear its ugly head. we're buying bonds that actually goes up with lost magistrates. more than anything, void the instinct to make all or nothing decisions when it comes to her portfolio. those type of decisions
, d.c. i'm a little worried despite today's run-up you have more 52-week lows versus new 52-week highs. i'm not sure this will be enough to push us above 1400 dow. melissa: we are getting the news about france that puts any continuation of the rally in jeopardy at the same time talk about this later. looking down the road, clearly becoming europe's. if you feel like the market and economy going to helena handbasket but you have to take care to protect your company's assets, what do you do?...
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, d.c.. melissa: even that, even if they have all the guns in the world and come and confiscate all the wealth from the top 1% it doesn't close the gap. if they get the tax increases that they want on the top two tax brackets is only brings in enough revenue to run the government for a week and a half. this whole thing about getting wealthy to pay their fair share so we can pay our bills is a false argument any way because it doesn't come close to solving the problem. >> the math, you're right, the math does not add up in the least bit. you alluded to it a little bit, melissa. there is scuttlebutt in washington a direct wealth tax might be next on the docket. there is that sense, anything goes. i mention also specifically, i am a investor. i'm a hedge fund manager. this notion of taxing capital gains and dividends, we all want wealth, but when you tax capital gains and dividends like taxes oxygen. taxing exact wealth we want to create not just for the rich 1% but for the country as greater ho
, d.c.. melissa: even that, even if they have all the guns in the world and come and confiscate all the wealth from the top 1% it doesn't close the gap. if they get the tax increases that they want on the top two tax brackets is only brings in enough revenue to run the government for a week and a half. this whole thing about getting wealthy to pay their fair share so we can pay our bills is a false argument any way because it doesn't come close to solving the problem. >> the math, you're...
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the epa saying they will wave clean gas rles in 16 states and washington, d.c., to deal with some of the shorgewe're having right now. all right. onto the middle east now. the latest sanctions are meant to cripple iran but look at iran's stock market. it is on fire! look at that. it is up about 30in the past three months. it is all bause its citizens are basically being forced to invest in domestic companies since sanctions are prohibiting them from investing outside the company. between this the story we were telling you about, that reuters was reporting that they're smuggling in gold from turkey, iran is doing everything it can to preserve wealth in spite of sanctions. joining me now, fox news middle east expert, wall heat fair rest. welcome back to the show -- walid phares. >> thank you. >> do you think it is artificially driven by the lack of ability to invest outside that it could collapse? >> i'm really impressed by the fact that the iranian regime despite the sanctions we're putting is basically making this happen. we look at stock mkets in tehran. that is not a country under
the epa saying they will wave clean gas rles in 16 states and washington, d.c., to deal with some of the shorgewe're having right now. all right. onto the middle east now. the latest sanctions are meant to cripple iran but look at iran's stock market. it is on fire! look at that. it is up about 30in the past three months. it is all bause its citizens are basically being forced to invest in domestic companies since sanctions are prohibiting them from investing outside the company. between this...
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we're a party that beliefs that washington, d.c. --. liz: do you have very specific. i'm right here with you. i want to figure out where we are in this because it is so hard to hear. what loopholes do you want to close? >> look there is whole host of them you can discuss in the context of tax reform? liz: give me three. >> hear is the irony. you and i have been talking three minutes. entire three minutes we're talking about one quarter of this equation. we haven't heard anything --. liz: because that is on the side you're asking revenues of. and i totally agree with you. we heard nothing about spending cuts. that has to happen going forward. i totally concede your point without question but from your side closing loopholes and revenue which is what the other side is demanding give me like three revenue, three loopholes you close. give me three examples. >> i will not give you three specific examples right now. liz: why? >> because i'm a deputy whip. i don't want to get strung out put something together that isn't sustainable from a house republican point of view. liz:
we're a party that beliefs that washington, d.c. --. liz: do you have very specific. i'm right here with you. i want to figure out where we are in this because it is so hard to hear. what loopholes do you want to close? >> look there is whole host of them you can discuss in the context of tax reform? liz: give me three. >> hear is the irony. you and i have been talking three minutes. entire three minutes we're talking about one quarter of this equation. we haven't heard anything --....
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number one, if you added up all the lobbyists in washington, d.c. and sort of added all of their revenue together, they would be, combined one of the largest corporations in america. they get paid to find and carve out these special tax breaks, special spending, special subsidy sis, in the budget that's what they're there for. it is a huge industry. they don't want to go away. melissa: no. >> if you want to argue, if you want to argue that corporations are strong with, you know, and they run america which is what we hear from a lot of people out there, the lobbyists are a massive entity. melissa: they are. and i want to get to some of our other ideas before we run out of time. i love the post office but we could save billions if we stop saturday delivery. it could be $5.2 billion by 2020. we also are spending some money on research that i'm not sure we need to do. it is only $547,000 but we are financing the research of dancing robots for iphones. i think we have a picture of them there. i know it is only a drop in the bucket but i feel like before
number one, if you added up all the lobbyists in washington, d.c. and sort of added all of their revenue together, they would be, combined one of the largest corporations in america. they get paid to find and carve out these special tax breaks, special spending, special subsidy sis, in the budget that's what they're there for. it is a huge industry. they don't want to go away. melissa: no. >> if you want to argue, if you want to argue that corporations are strong with, you know, and they...
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he walks into the greenroom at the hilton in washington, d.c. and turns and looks at the mirror to straighten his white tie out to get ready to be introduced by my wife and i. he turned straight around and he jumped straight up in the air that that night, clicked his heels, i'm the president of the united states of america. and so that's when it hit him, not the night he was elected but the night we were ready to introduce him as president of the united states there at the hilton. stuart: were you in the house, the same house as your dad when he found out in the shower that he was the president? you were there in the house? >> oh, no. i was on my way to century plaza to get ready to watch the states turn blue. we had this whole program of watching states turn blue. having dinner. all these things, waiting for a very long night, remember, up until my dad won by 10 points it was close. we were behind going into the weekend. we started to surge coming out of the weekend into monday. i was just coming back from pennsylvania and ohio. i had been on 6
he walks into the greenroom at the hilton in washington, d.c. and turns and looks at the mirror to straighten his white tie out to get ready to be introduced by my wife and i. he turned straight around and he jumped straight up in the air that that night, clicked his heels, i'm the president of the united states of america. and so that's when it hit him, not the night he was elected but the night we were ready to introduce him as president of the united states there at the hilton. stuart: were...